I think thats the risk going to a tailor. U have to trial and error with several tailors to get the best u have in mind.
I am keeping my fingers crossed that Dreamland will make it right for me. Coz I made 2 shirts at one go! Damn, should have made only one piece to try first...![]()
if u're not satisfied u can always get it changed THATS the good thing about tailoring
sometimes u may go into a shop say... Raoul/Zara and find the sleeves a tad too long... else it fits perfectly... u may either "close 1 eye" and buy, or buy already go somewhere else to alter
my Oxford shirt i've also told them to change it before
my Tessuti shirt nv given back to them... but have given them feedback and told them to "tweak" my next shirts on a couple of occasions... as the flaw/my preference was not that big an issue.
one VERY important thing is the tailor's views as well...
what may be fitting to a very traditional tailor, may not be fitting to u at all... u ask him to take in, he may suggest something less fitting than what u may like too